Morris tribune., 1887-09-28

D0SSCAAs
J. F. Edgecomb and wife returned
Monday from an extended visit to
the cities.
Editors Frasier and Gordon, OF
Browns Valley, passed through town
last Friday.
VIC. Andrew, representing Averill,
Carpenter & Co., st. Paul, was In
town yesterday.
Thos. Dewitt, of Rosemount, Dako-
to county, was in town last week ana
made the TRIBUNE Il pleasant call.
Benson Times: Mr.. a. P. Utter, son
OF A. NJ. Utter, of this place, has Sc
cured the express route between Benz
son and Watertown.
We learn that the demand tor green
teas in hotels and first-class restau-
rants has almost totally fallen OF,
since Hancock & Stebbins received
their new shipment of pure Unity
Tea"
The state examiner says county
commissioner is not entitled to mile
ace for more than six meetings
year, and that if a commissioner Is
appointed on committee to examine
any special matter, he is not entitled
to mileage.
A Dubuque paper is responsible for
this: IA subscriber to q certain paper
died short time ago, leaving fourteen
years subscription unpaid. The edi-
tor appeared at the grave, when the
lid was screwed down for the last
time, and put in the coffin palm leaf
fan, q linen coat and q thermometer"
Headlight: At special election
yesterday Ortonville voted six thous-
and dollars for waterworks as a fire
protection. At this expenditure Or
tonville will have first class water
works, owing to the near elevations
where reservoir may be placed.
Tue votes against were few and far
between-only IL. Measures will be
taken to have the watsrworks COM
pieted this fall.
While it 10 true newspapers live by
reason of their advertising columns
being adequately patronized, the pub
LEGATION of advertisements has come
to be an Imperative adjunct Of the
news-sueplying business of the paper
The public demands the advertising
column'as imperiously as it demands
the Geographic column or the stock
report. It is no longer solely ques-
ton between the advertiser and paper,
it is a matter between the seller and
the buyer. The public says to the
merchant in effect, "tell US what you
have and what your selling prices
are, so that we may deal with you
Understandings, or we will go else
where to trade. "-Northfield News.
WANTED-To buy 5000 dozen eggs
for which we will pay the highest
market price; also, an unlimited quap-
tity of fresh butter. Hancock & Steb1
bins. wv
The whole tendency of commerce
and trade is to cheaper products and
multiply consumption. The mer-
chant must now look to immense
sales with small profits to build up
trade and fortune. The newspaper
now brings his business before every
body, and the Intelligent and pro-
gressive man who sells is in daily
converse with those who buy through
liberal advertising. The manufac-
turer is also studying the best ma
chinsry 10 give him the largest out
put to be sold at the lowest price, and
there is now little room for the fogy
in any channel of business. The
nimble sixpence is the theory OF mod
ern energy, and those who wait for
the tardy shilling go to seed and end
in bankruptcy.
Did you eyer notice that ln>eyery
| town there are men who stand ready
| to grumble down every new enter
| prise that Is undertaken simply for
the reason that they are afraid the
prime movers in the enterprise will,
| with its successful elimination, be
benefited in greater measure than
themselves, They refuse to contribute
! towards anything. 10 matter how
much of any aid to the common good,
and have nothing but words of dis.
couragement for everything except
their own petty schemes. Yet at the
same time, when the benefit comes,
the same grumblers will be among
the first to take advantage of it to in
crease their hoard. They are unpop:
ular and when they die their loss II
not noticed. They must be endured
leeches AZ they are, upon forbearine
4eommunitys=Red Wing Advance
Sun.
, Clean tile cellars thoroughly before
\ the vegetables and fruits. for winte
( use are stored in them. No on
should think for moment of havin'
: the food he is to eat during the mex
r six or eight months stored in an un
\ healtbfuI place. All vegetable mat
r ter, and accumulated dirt and dust
| should be taken out. Vegetabl
4 mold il as unhealthy az the miasm
t Of the Bottom lands of the South
I'll which breeds SO many feyers, and til
8 last vestige of it should be taken fror
:. the cellar. a fresh coat of whitewas
Q would also be very beneficial. Froi
e q hygienic standpoint the cellar Is tn
II most important room in the hous'
and It should always he the neates
]. There is but little doubt that most
| the tiiSeasea prevailing in the farl